Does anyone else remove dust jackets with Bush's picture?

[madaboutharry]

Most of the anti-Bush books have his picture on the dust jacket. Some are dorky like the one on "Bushwacked," but I still always take the cover off. I can't stand to look at his face. Does anyone else do this?

[Cleita]

1. No, but I do a little artwork on them with marker pens.

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[madaboutharry]

3. What a great idea!

I think I will try that. It sounds very therapeutic.

[Cleita]

4. Oh, it is and it just brings out those cartoony creative juices in me.

:evilgrin:

[Melsky]

2. Yes

Last summer my dad was reading Bush at War book while we were visiting my grandparents. My grandmother and I made him take the cover off so we wouldn't have to see Bush's face.

[Nashyra]

5. Yes

and I do it at the bookstore. I also try to hide any book that is pro * if I can, although I am very discreet.

[hedgetrimmer]

6. ME TOO!

i go to book-stores just for that reason... sometimes i go to the library and do it there too... and it is always best to hit some second hand stores...

[blondeatlast]

8. Most libraries cello jacket the books; how do you manage? I'm sorry, that'

just asinine, people. I've been in the book biz for 10 years (now I'm a librarian).

How childish can you get?

[blondeatlast]

7. The retailers just get extra dustjackets from the publishers, in

fact, it's become common enough that extra jackets are often shipped with the books. I worked at B&N for several years--I hate when people do stuff like this.

[madaboutharry]

9. I do think that defacing book jackets should be

limited to ones that you own.